Evaluation of the Effectiveness of MGMP Activities in Improving the Ability of Teachers to Write Scientific Papers in MAN 2 Tidore Islands City

The Subject Teacher Consultation (MGMP) program plays a crucial role in enhancing teachers' professionalism, particularly in scientific writing. This study evaluates the effectiveness of MGMP activities at MAN 2 Tidore Islands City in improving teachers' scientific writing skills. Using a Community-Based Research (CBR) approach, this study actively involved teachers in training and mentoring sessions. Survey results indicate that most participants found the training relevant to their needs, showing a significant improvement in their writing skills. The evaluation method, using online surveys, enabled quick and accurate analysis. The key factors contributing to the program's success were the community-based approach, mentoring support, and the relevance of the training materials to teachers' needs. In conclusion, the pre-test dan post-testMGMP program effectively enhances teachers' scientific writing skills. The study recommends further training with more intensive mentoring sessions to help teachers publish their research in relevant academic journals.

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CONSEN Indonesian Journal of Community Services and Engagement
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.57152/consen.v5i1.1970
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Evaluation of the Effectiveness of MGMP Activities in Improving the Ability of Teachers to Write Scientific Papers in MAN 2 Tidore Islands City

Adiyana Adam, Kartini Limatahu, Arif Rahman Fitrianto, Erina Junaedi et al.
CONSEN Indonesian Journal of Community Services and Engagement
STEM Education
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Evaluation of the Effectiveness of MGMP Activities in Improving the Ability of Teachers to Write Scientific Papers in MAN 2 Tidore Islands City

Adiyana Adam, Kartini Limatahu, Arif Rahman Fitrianto, Erina Junaedi, Rinelsa R Husen, Mardiani Masuku
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The Subject Teacher Consultation (MGMP) program plays a crucial role in enhancing teachers' professionalism, particularly in scientific writing. This study evaluates the effectiveness of MGMP activities at MAN 2 Tidore Islands City in improving teachers' scientific writing skills. Using a Community-Based Research (CBR) approach, this study actively involved teachers in training and mentoring sessions. Survey results indicate that most participants found the training relevant to their needs, showing a significant improvement in their writing skills. The evaluation method, using online surveys, enabled quick and accurate analysis. The key factors contributing to the program's success were the community-based approach, mentoring support, and the relevance of the training materials to teachers' needs. In conclusion, the pre-test dan post-testMGMP program effectively enhances teachers' scientific writing skills. The study recommends further training with more intensive mentoring sessions to help teachers publish their research in relevant academic journals.

CONSEN Indonesian Journal of Community Services and EngagementVol. 5(1)
Muhammadiyah University of North Maluku (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
STEM Education
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